V-Core Pro with Duet3
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And yes, I'd really like to replace the 13 cables going to the hotend with a CAN cable to a tool board. I am already considering using the expansion board to decouple duet3 location and print head.
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Nice. What are the motors?
I've never heard of a polypropylene build surface.
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@oliof said in V-Core Pro with Duet3:
And yes, I'd really like to replace the 13 cables going to the hotend with a CAN cable to a tool board. I am already considering using the expansion board to decouple duet3 location and print head.
We expect to start shipping tool boards around the end of this coming week.
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@Phaedrux the x/y steppers are .9° OMC steppers, e is a random pancake stepper I had lying around, z0,1,2 are E3D integrated leadscrew steppers.
@dc42 that's good news! Maybe not for my wallet ...
<>RatRig V-Minion Fly Super5Pro RRF<> V-Core 3.1 IDEX k*****r <> RatRig V-Minion SKR 2 Marlin<>
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@Phaedrux A PP build surface is great for printing PP on it, because it sticks to itself very well. PP is the go-to Material for a lot of applications
Custom ANET A8
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@taconite @Phaedrux the PP plate I use is not pure PP, it's a fiber-pp compound made by Mamorubot. It's like the lovechild of glass (rigid and flat, but lighter) and PEI (adhesion at temp, release when cooled down). Works well with the mini IR probe too. PRI might be better for some applications but I am quite happy with the plate.
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@oliof said in V-Core Pro with Duet3:
@dc42 that's good news! Maybe not for my wallet ...
From your previous message I thought you might be about to purchase an expansion board, and of course a single tool board will cost less. That's why I wanted to alert you to the imminent availability of tool boards. Two tool boards will cost less than one expansion board, but three tool boards will cost more.
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I already bought an expansion board though (-: it would help with cable management, but tool boards are much cleaner IMO.
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@oliof said in V-Core Pro with Duet3:
V-Core Pro Corexy
Looks like a really well done printer. Also looks like they got all the CoreXY parts square and lined up and etc. (an amazing number of commercial printers don't).
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@Danal yes they do, and only a small number of printed parts to boot. So far I would say they could improve by using shoulder bolts for the idlers, and toothed idlers for the idlers where the toothed sides of the belts run, but that's already a high level complaint.
